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i'm sure some species would have shorter incubation periods but alot are around the 18month-2yr mark
 
2yrs for the eggs to hatch! Wow that must take a long time.
 
lol yea, easy to incubate, just a room temp and dont need to do anything special so its just a bit of waiting.
 
various species of plants, some are specialists on one species or genus, others will eat a wide range of plants
 
Any native or non poisonous leaf isnt it. Mine just eat eucalyptus leaves and sometimes rose leaves..
 
I'm a sticky fan. I am trying to get Goliaths atm, without success. Hornet, I would also be interested in purchasing some from you. We are planning to get a bigger tank & hopefully keep the different kinds together. Then our little tanks can be used for scorps.
 
I want a bird-eating spider again too. I miss them....
 
I used to have a few hundred of these guys myself. make great cheap pets and made a bit of money selling them to the pet shops. In fact it paid for both my snakes and their setups.
Have fun with them.
 

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They look awesome, does anyone in WA keep them? is it legal here?
 
Hey -jen, did you draw your avatar? I would guess there legal anywhere, i dont think they harm anything...
 
No, thats Death of Rats, from the Disc world series. WA has very strange laws regarding keeping reps and inverts, we can't keep scorps or tarantulas here.
 
Ok, if thats the case with scorps n stuff there might be issues with stick bugs. Although you can buy the eggs of all sort on eBay, as much as their not supposed to sell live animals.
 
i just emailed calm, so i'll have a reply sometime next year
 
sorry jen, as far as i know its no inverts full stop in WA. Its mad how you can keep herps but not bugs.
 
i love the plain stick ones but the leaf ones with all the bits and bobs hanging off freak me out a bit

i am very very afraid of caterpillars and centepeides though
 
What does Lycanthropica mean? Is it scientific or related to werewolves?
 
The only animals in the world i am afraid of are blood suckers, such as lice, leeches, ticks. Bleach there is nothing worse than them crawling all over you........
 
i'm cool with leeches. don't like ticks at all.

a lycanthrope is a werewolf, lycanthropy was/is considered a mental illness where people think they are wolves. tho some psychologists think it is outdated and stuff
so lycanthropica is a feminine play on the words because i really like werewolves
 
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